Sandra Kübler Department: Indiana University Department of Linguistics Memorial Hall 1021 E. Third Street Bloomington, IN 47405, USA Office Room: 402 Phone: (812) 855-3268 Fax: (812) 855-5363 Email: skuebler at indiana dot edu

   

Research Interests	Machine Learning of Natural Language Parsing German Dependency Parsing NLP for iCALL Machine Learning based on parallel corpora Memory-Based Learning, k-nearest neighbor learning Corpus Linguistics Part of Speech Tagging Robust Parsing Finite-State Techniques
Current Projects	Identifying Hateful Text on YouTube
	Developing a Model for the Automatic Analysis of Hebrew Learners Proficiency (MAP-H)
	Evidence-Based Fusion of Hard and Soft Information for the Assessment of Reliability of Soft Information
Former Projects
	Verbmobil, Verbmobil in Tübingen
	the A1 project of the SFB441
	Weakly Supervised Linguistic Analysis
	InfraWare Dictation Recognition Engine
Research	(Electronically available) papers
Teaching:	L555 Programming for CL
	Advanced NLP
Summer School Courses	ESSLLI 2005 Course: Linguistic Treebanks and Data-Intensive Parsing RoCoLi Course: Computational Tools for Corpus Linguistics ClaRK 2000 course: Computational Tools for Corpus Linguistics The North American Summer School on Logic, Language, and Information, NASSLLI 2010 Introduction to Computational Linguistics, Linguistic Institute 2011
Workshops	ESSLLI 02 Workshop on "Machine Learning Approaches in Computational Linguistics" ACL 2003 Student Research Workshop TLT 2004 TLT 2005 Computer-Aided Language Processing (CALP'07) TLT 2007 LREC Workshop on Partial Parsing: Between Chunking and Deep Parsing ACL Workshop on Parsing German COLING Workshop on Cross-Framework and Cross-Domain Parser Evaluation Midwest Computational Linguistics Colloquium 2009 Workshop on Statistical Parsing of Morphologically Rich Languages 2010 (SPMRL)